hp?attempt3D4327328cmid%3D94101&page=D10My courses / PHY102-All-21-2-921020 / General / Final ExamTime left 1:13:56A long straight wire carries a current of 40 A in a region where auniform external magnetic field has a 30 uT magnitude and isparallel to the current. What is the magnitude of the resultantmagnetic field at a point that is 3.4 cm from the wire?onO a. 237.20 µTb. 69.20 µTО с. 30.00 иТd. 79.69 µTO e. 434.90 µTageNext pagetional VideosJump to.Introduction to

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A long straight wire carries a current of 40 A in a region where a uniform external magnetic field has a 30 µT magnitude and is parallel to the current. What is the magnitude of the resultant magnetic field at a point that is 3.4 cm from the wire? O a. 237.20 µT O b. 69.20 µT O c. 30.00 µT O d. 79.69 µT O e. 434.90 µT

A long straight wire carries a current of 40 A in a region where a uniform external magnetic field has a 30 µT magnitude and is parallel to the current. What is the magnitude of the resultant magnetic field at a point that is 3.4 cm from the wire? O a. 237.20 µT O b. 69.20 µT O c. 30.00 µT O d. 79.69 µT O e. 434.90 µT

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